Kandy Wong wrote:
Is there a way to cache the MYSQL_RES in C++?
I've tried to develop a class with functions returning the MYSQL_RES,
MYSQL_ROW and MYSQL_FIELDS.
It sounds like you're trying to reinvent MySQL++:
http://tangentsoft.net/mysql++/
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Hi,
Is there a way to cache the MYSQL_RES in C++?
I've tried to develop a class with functions returning the MYSQL_RES,
MYSQL_ROW and MYSQL_FIELDS.
The functions work fine within the class file.
But if I call the functions where else, I'll either get 'Segmentation
fault' or 'bus error'.
Any
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On Friday 12 September 2008 00:56:06 Kandy Wong wrote:
Hi,
Is there a way to cache the MYSQL_RES in C++?
I've tried to develop a class with functions returning
Dear Peter,Thanks for your guiding.I have implemented it.Thank from every
member of this list too.
Mohsen,
The data structure you seem to be looking for is MYSQL_RES, the C API
resultset, which is an array which is described in the manual page you
were pointed to. It's pretty straightforward
Dears,I was attempping with your code.But it could't do my job.
My job:
I have list of my tables in my DB,i did it with mysql_list_tables() func.
It returns MYSQL_RES type.But i don't know how to split it to an array.
Please guide me..
Hi,
I think you can find all the information you
Mohsen,
The data structure you seem to be looking for is MYSQL_RES, the C API
resultset, which is an array which is described in the manual page you
were pointed to. It's pretty straightforward to use, eg
...
MYSQL_RES *rset;
...
if( mysql_real_query( conn, qry, strlen( qry ) == MYSQL_TRUE
Dears,mysql_list_tables returns name of tables.(tables of a DB)
It returns MYSQL_RES type.
I want to split it to an array.
I'm newbie in SQL,Please guide me.
I'm working C.
yours,Mohsen
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);
}
printf(\n);
}
Maybe this is a good start point for you!
From: Mohsen Pahlevanzadeh [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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To: mysql@lists.mysql.com
Subject: MYSQL_RES ..
Date: Fri, 18 Feb 2005 16:44:06 -0800 (PST)
Dears,mysql_list_tables returns name of tables.(tables of a DB)
It returns
Some other useful information on this problem:
I have tried the operation in two other ways, both based on a version of
the program with only one connection using the API and emiting the UPDATE
statments on standard output:
1. output piped onto mysql -- failure :-(
2. output saved on a
I seem to be hitting a ceiling in MYSQL_RES (mysql_use_result). I select
2 or 3 items but only 2295 are returned. What might be the cause
of this?
Thanks,
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On Tue, 30 Oct 2001, M. A. Alves wrote:
I seem to be hitting a ceiling in MYSQL_RES (mysql_use_result). I select
2 or 3 items but only 2295 are returned. What might be the cause
of this?
The probable cause is I was accessing the same table at the same time (but
thru different
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